The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen is gearing up for their upcoming regular session scheduled for Tuesday. On the agenda are several important items up for discussion.
One of the key points to be addressed is an amendment to a parade permit requested by the Rotary Club for April 27th. Additionally, the board will review a parade permit application from the First Baptist Church for a parade scheduled from June 24th to the 28th.
Furthermore, there will be bid openings for the replacement of a 2-inch steel natural gas pipeline, highlighting the board’s commitment to infrastructure maintenance and development.
During the session, there will be two public hearings. The first hearing, scheduled for 12:05, will focus on amending the municipal code. Following that, at 12:10, there will be a public hearing regarding a proposed sixty-day extension on the existing moratorium on new construction of billboards and electric signs within the city.
The meeting is set to commence promptly at 12, providing an opportunity for community members to engage with local governance and participate in the decision-making process.